Nano to CD for playback in My Car

Hey I would like to x-fer from my nano and library to a CD so i can listen in my car. Audiobooks and music. Tried before but could not hear anything on the auto cd player.. Thanks in Advance--- Irene

You can only burn content from your iTunes library.
To burn an audio CD, you first need to set your iTunes burning preferences to 'Audio CD'
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Once your preferences are set as above... make a playlist in iTunes containing the content you wish to burn to the Audio CD.
After your playlist is made, select the playlist and press the 'Burn Disk' button on the bottom right corner of the iTunes screen.

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